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Labour Only Painting Services (No Longer Available)

By PaintingGuy On November 21, 2009 Under General | 539 views

We do provide labour only painting services in our company. As more and more were asking for this service, I did ask our customers why they want to use the labour only painting services, and here are their answers:

1) I got cheaper paint from someone.

2) I still have paint left over from the previous paint job.

We are okay to go ahead with using the paints which are purchased or left overs. Because from what I see, is that the paints may most probably be expired. Well not actually expired but more of the loss of the original colour as it was used before, or even worse… some that are a few years old that even have dents on the paint container.

This may even led to further implication like different colours on different walls, if you intend to use the same colours for the walls. This has happened to us recently, so I like to bring this up to help you understand what are the problems we are facing.

Most of the time we have bad experiences with customers who wants to use labour only painting services. Now we have solutions for the problem:

a. We have to confirm with our customers that the paint is enough for all the walls and ceilings (sometimes the paint were not enough due to miscalculation). That is why we have a policy to view your home or office or building, that is no obligation. Our consultant will be able to advise you on how many containers to purchase or needed for your home. Click here to get our no obligation viewing now.

b. The paint are to be ready latest by the day BEFORE the painting starts. As our workers are paid in daily basis, we would request that the customers to follow our time schedule, to avoid more cost from both sides.

If you have any more questions on labour only painting services, please contact us using the form here. Thank you.

P.S. If you are looking to use Nippon Paint, you can download the paint colours catalogue here.